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Hart and Rudolf, Lowndes on the law of general averages, 6th ed., 1922
The Law of General Average English and Foreign. By the late Richard Lowndes. Sixth Edition by Edward L. de Hart and George Rupert Rudolf. Published
by Stevens and Sons, Ltd. (London 1922). xlvii + 897 p. Contents include the preface to the sixth edition; a table of contents; lists of statutes and
of cases cited; a Comparative Table of the Laws of General Average (among the United Kingdom and 18 other countries); the introduction and the work in
nine chapters, explicating English law on the law of general average; Appendices containing discussions of related law of 26 other countries and Roman
Civil Law, and international agreements and other legal documents (pp. 419-853); and the subject Index. (The Introduction states the law of General
Average is built upon an ancient Greek principle: “if in order to lighten a ship merchandize is thrown overboard, that which has been given for all
shall be replaced by the contribution of all. … What is given, or sacrificed, in time of danger, for the sake of all, is to be replaced by a general
contribution on the part of all who have been thereby brought to safety. This is a rule which … has been universal amongst seafaring men, no matter what
country they belong …”)
Title:   The law of general average, English and foreign / by the late Richard Lowndes, average adjuster, author of "The admiralty law of collisions at sea," "A practical treatise on marine insurance," etc., etc.
OCLC Number:   60736998
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